Martin

Sorry perhaps I did not explain the issue well enough...

The problem is that there is no code (at least not in the .jsp) to fill in 
'sometarget'.. I do not know what the target should be until after I evaluate 
the submitted ActionForm.

Others have suggested that I use javascript in a target page to redirect the 
response to the 'correct' target - but this seem very un-struts like to me - 
surely there is a better way.

Actually, I think part of my problem is a lack of understanding about how the 
target="sometarget" is evaluated - does the server have any control over this - 
or is it purely a client side fiunction?  - If it is purely client side then I 
guess that javascript is the only option.

db

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Subject: Re: [Spam] Conditional forward to target page on form submittal


David-
Cant make an intelligent decision without looking at your code which fills
in 'sometarget'
Martin-
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From: "David Bolsover" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2004 4:16 PM
Subject: [Spam] Conditional forward to target page on form submittal


>
> I need to extend an existing application with a conditional forward to a
specified page following form submittal.
>
> For example forward name="top" path="/toppage.jsp" ... needs to forward to
named target page "top"
> forward name="side" path="/sidepage.jsp" ... needs to forward to named
target page "side"
>
> Now this kind of functionality is simple to achive if you can put code
like:
> <html:form action="/someAction.do?method=somemethod" target="sometarget" >
> in your .jsp page.
>
> My problem is that I do not know which is the correct target page until
AFTER the form has been submitted.
>
> Ideas please
>
> db
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